Each spring I organize the Hans Kamp Seminar in Language and Logic, held in honor of Kamp's long association with the philosophy department at UT Austin. The seminar is organized around two or three distinguished visitors who give a departmental colloquium talk and run a seminar session on their work.
Kamp Seminar speakers from previous years:
2015:
Wesley Holliday: "Beyond Worlds: Possibilities for Modal Logic"
Sarah Murray: "Complex Connectives"
Will Starr: "The Structure of Communicative Acts"
2016:
Ray Briggs: "Chance and Impossibility"
Paolo Santorio: "Cognitive Truthmakers"
2017:
Sarah Moss: "Knowledge and Persons"
Jeffrey Sanford Russell: "Vague Existence"
2018:
Fabrizio Cariani: "Assertion and the Future"
Melissa Fusco: "Deontic Modality and Classical Logic"
Harvey Lederman: "Verbalism"
2019:
David Boylan: "Attitudes, Conditionals, and Ramsey's Thesis"
Simon Goldstein: "Conditional Comunication"
2020:
Matt Mandelkern: "If p, then p!"
Ginger Schultheis (delayed due to COVID)
Una Stojnic (delayed due to COVID)